, 1887-06-22
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Inc CITY park Is becoming q popular
place for promenaders. The trees and
grass there are growing nicely.
The west bound train left this city in
two sections last night, including four cars
Of emigrants from Kansas City.
The acting deputy sheriff at Lusk las
telegraphed that several witnesses wanted
for the Mccoy case cannot be found.
The sale of seats for the Janish per
Torrance Saturday evening will be com
menced at Rhodes & Troxell's this morn.
ing.
New carpet will be put down in the Y.
NJ. G A. building to day. The apparalu,
for the gymnasium will reach here this
week.
Mr.. Chas Oonroy. the liverymau, last
Monday received six fine driving animals
from Geo. l. Golden, the Denver horse
dealer.
A large number of people visit the
cemetery these fine afternoons. Many OF
the graves there bear evidence of much
kindly care.
Fully twenty Omaha men are registered
at various hotels about the city. Of the
number at least ten are seeking good real
estate investments.
Several transient citizens of that class
known as suspicious character have
been requested by the police to try the
climate elsewhere.
F~requenters of Fergu-o on street were
finely entertained by an interesting race
between a bicyclist and a trotting horse.
The latter was the winner.
The matinee next Saturday afternoon
will be especially for the ladies. Jani~h,
the great Austrian actress, will appear in
the emotional drama Camille.
City Engineer ProviLes was running a
number of lines and taking elevations
yesterday for the purpose of establishing
a uniform grade on Evans street.
Mr.. Matthew Smith, father of Mrs. f.
E. Warren. was quite severely shaken up
by falling from a buggy yesterday. His
shoulder was sprained and one limb badly
bruised.
As before announced, Rev. DR.. Fulton,
of Brooklyn, will address i union meeting
at the Baptist church this evening From
a purely oratorical standpoint the eloquent
divine merits a large audience.
I, H. Id oo,,o- &c Nho.l.e .
Hoyt VS.. Charles w. Perry, Register
Wilson has decided that the desert claim
described as township Is, range g., Is
the rightful property Of the contestant.
The concrete foundation of the deaf and
iumb institute is finished and the stone
work is progressing RAPIDLY. Ten men
are employed about the building, aud
several cars Of stone are On the grounds.
The case OF mounted birds at the rooms
of the te rrltorial librarian is daily viewed
by a large number of people, The ma
jority of the specimens are Wyoming
fowl, and we're mounted by Frank Bond.
There is a city ordinance providing that
all water shall be turned off during thu
night. A walk about the residence por
ton of the town late in the evening re.
veals the fact hat the law is a dead let
ter.
John Flanagan, an experienced rail
way man from Denver, is coming up next
week to take charge of the laying of the
Cheyenne street railway, and to superin
tend the working part of the business gen
orally.
Two meu we're arrested yesterday morn.
ing who probably made money by being
compelled TO spend the night as guests OF
the city. One was the possessor of 81, 992
in cash, while the other had $50 left after
paving ali charges,
The unknown runaway rig which was
captured by Policeman Smith. Monday
night, is the property of Lieut.. Chyno-
weth, of Fort Russell, who was visiting
friends at the camp when the horse be
came frightened and broke Loose from its
hitching post.
The excursion train over the Cheyenne
\ Northern railroad will leave here
promptly at 8 o'clock Sunday morning.
Tickets are on sale at Rhodes J. Troxelfs.
Pearse 4 McGilT's. DR.. w. N. Hunts, E.
H.. Leibey's, f.. J. Towslee's and w. NJ.
MASKS. Children, half price; under S
years, free.
A couple of deluded individuals with
decided proclivities toward deadbeatism
attempted to defraud the proprietor OF the
Dyer hotel last night by f%elOniously re
moving their baggage from that estab
lishmcnt. They were detected and will
probably liquidate.
The case of De Courcey French, the
leaf mute, against Clark, another deaf
mute, charged with assaulting and threat
ening the former, was settled by arbitra
ton. Judge Fisher willingly dismissed
the action, saying that he would haye
been unable to hear the evidence, anyhow.